about

Liberation Lab

Founded in 2020, Liberation Lab has emerged as a hub for exploring ancient awakening technologies within a modern context. Alongside weekly live-streamed classes, monthly Satsang, and book clubs, Liberation Lab offers continuing education for yoga teachers, dedicated practitioners, and those interested in nuanced dialogue and exploration. Our courses are designed to provide teachers and students with practical and accessible tools that can be applied in various learning and teaching scenarios.

what we do

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Liberation Lab has become the home for many teachers and students interested in exploring what it means to live an examined life. 

Yogic philosophy is the foundation of what we teach and offer. We take the approach that exploration and diverse experience play key roles in the project of a life well lived. 

We are interested in how a yoga practitioner engages with the world and society they are a part of. How does yoga inform participation in the modern world, what do ancient texts have to offer? We believe a healthy body and mind are the entry points to a healthy and more sane world.
Martyna Febre āsana practice
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Our offerings

At Liberation Lab, we aim to support a thoughtful, experiential approach to yoga that integrates practice, study, reflection, and community.

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Satsang

We host a monthly Satsang for guided reflection, discussion, and shared insight with the Liberation Lab community.

āsana

We provide an on-demand āsana library and weekly live classes to explore, experiment, and experience movement.

courses

We offer online courses designed to intentionally refine teaching skills and experiment with deepening āsana practice.

book club

We run a monthly Book Club exploring how yogic texts, philosophy, and insights inform living ethically and with integrity.

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Meet your teachers

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Jules Febre teaching
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Jules Febre

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Having started his yoga practice at a young age, Jules was very fortunate to spend decades learning from his teachers. With over twenty years of teaching experience, he brings a sense of depth and playfulness to his classes.

A Jivamukti Yoga teacher for more than two decades and a student for even longer, Jules has explored various complementary approaches to working with the body. He attended clinical anatomy at Turo College of Osteopathy, and completed a somatic movement education training with Living Somatics, experiences that continue to inform his teaching with both precision and curiosity.

Jules spent many years practicing with Sharon Gannon and David Life, the co-founders of Jivamukti Yoga, and his aunt and uncle, and is grateful to come from a family of teachers, including his mother. He has led workshops and trainings around the world, both with his family and independently.

Along the way, he has been deeply influenced by many extraordinary teachers, including Aadil Palkhivala, Nikki Costello, and Alison West (with whom he trained in ropes and slings). Within the Jivamukti method, he remains indebted to Yogeswari, his mentor during his 800-hour apprenticeship, as well as Emma Henry, Rima Rabbath, Ruth Lauer-Manenti, and many others. He continues to learn each day under the patient guidance of his wife and collaborator, Martyna Febre.
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Martyna Febre

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Martyna Febre brings a heart-centered, compassionate presence to every class she leads. Before dedicating her life to yoga, she found her voice in acting, an early creative path that now infuses her teaching with warmth, clarity, and expressive depth.

Based in Berlin, she is an Advanced-Certified teacher of the Jivamukti Yoga method and co-founder of Liberation Lab. Martyna’s approach is rooted in the belief that yoga is more than physical, it is the lived embodiment of care, connection, and conscious presence. She weaves movement, breath, reflection, and compassion into her classes, inviting students to slow down, open up, and engage with the world from a place of grounded kindness.

She spent years studying in Goa with her teacher Rolf Naujokat and completed her 800-hour apprenticeship with Petros Haffenrichter in Munich. Taught by the founders of Jivamukti Yoga, Sharon Gannon and David Life during her 300hr TT, and guided by her own ongoing journey, Martyna carries forward their legacy of non-violence, respect for all beings, and heart-led inquiry.

She teaches globally, at retreats, workshops, and immersive experiences, and at her home base in Berlin, offering space for genuine growth, connection, and transformation. 
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our values

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Curiosity

Curiosity is where exploration begins. We love noticing how things work, asking why, and letting that spark new ideas and experiences.

Experimentation

Learning comes from trying, feeling, and reflecting. We mix practices, ideas, and perspectives, staying open to new ways of moving and being.

Integration

Yoga becomes meaningful when it shapes how we live each day. We bring what we feel, see, and learn into how we live and relate to the world.

Community

Liberation is never solo. It grows in connection — in witnessing, being seen, and supporting one another. Community is our container and our inspiration.
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